Freedom Togo-MLN to hold 1st political event this Saturday
The Freedom Togo-National Liberation Movement (Freedom Togo-MLN), a political movement formed in July 2024, is set to hold its first…
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Kofi Yamgnane s’exprime avant la rentrée politique de Freedom Togo
Créé en juillet dernier, le mouvement de libération nationale Freedom Togo s’apprête à faire sa rentrée politique ce samedi 9…
Togolese authorities urged to lift three-month ban on Tampa Express
In a statement released on Thursday, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) called on Togolese authorities to reverse their recent…
Six journalists assaulted : CPJ urges Togolese authorities to ensure accountability
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has called on Togolese authorities to hold accountable those responsible for the violent attacks…
ECOWAS MP’s meeting with Togolese citizens blocked by authorities
Senegalese MP Guy Marius Sagna has been in Lomé, Togo, to attend the 3rd ordinary session of the ECOWAS Parliament.…
DMK urges UN Security Council to address political crisis in Togo
The Dynamique Monseigneur Kpodzro (DMK) has issued an urgent plea to the United Nations Security Council, calling for immediate intervention…
Togo announces delay of the 9th Pan-African Congress
Initially scheduled to take place from October 29 to November 2 in Lomé, the 9th Pan-African Congress has been postponed…
Commonwealth scholarships available for Togolese students
The Commonwealth Scholarship Commission (CSC) has announced the availability of scholarships for Master’s and Doctoral programs at UK universities for…
List of Togolese and Beninese Universities now recognized in Nigeria
After a prolonged suspension, Nigerian authorities have lifted restrictions on higher education degrees awarded in Togo. The Nigerian Federal Government has announced that eight universities—three in Togo and five in Benin—are now officially accredited to issue degrees to Nigerian students.
Togo’s Université de Lomé and Washington Institute to collaborate
The Université de Lomé (UL) and the Washington International Management Institute (WIMI) are on the verge of establishing a partnership. On August 20, 2024, discussions between Adama Kpodar, President of UL, and Bruno Mukendi, founder of WIMI, laid the groundwork for this collaboration.